New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-31

| S14,COOO 600 below these estimates.
San Francisco Is congratulating herself over the
fact that the jury in the Goldcnson murder case
brought in verdict of murder In the first degree.
| There ought not to have been any doubt as to the
verdict, for q moro causclcss and brutal crime
never was committed. The victim was q pretty
young SCHOOLGIRL whom GoldensOn, typical hood
lum," shot dead on tho public street as she was
returning home from school, because she refused
to associate with the young rufiian The murder.
crs behavior ali through the Trial iIsolent and
callous A more repulsvc and hopeless brute in
| fact Is seldom encountered Yet of late years
there have been many fragrant failures of JUS
tice In capital cases that the public could not feel
any confidence in the result Of this one, and only
| brcathcd freely when the verdict was announced.
IL remains, even now. TO be seen whether the law
will be suffered to take its course or delays which
are not less scandalous than customary will In
definitely postpone the execution OF tho sentence.
Iigh License bills and Democratic booms don't
hitch, do they, Governor?
"A more disreputablc lot OF bummcrs scalawags
and gin-slngers candidates for Aldermen was
never before nominated by tie Democracy in this
city" So tesifies "lhc Chicago Tribune" And
yet doubtless the entire lot if examined touching
The STAR is proud of abiding to Us Democrats
from way back
This March may go out after all in a somewhat
lamb-liko frame Of mind. but it has been decid
edly lconine month; colder and more bolsterous
than this notoiiously clustering period of the year
Is wont to be. Possibly the hardness of spring
would not be so uncomfortably obvious had not
the winter, which tho almanac says WINS ended ten
bcOrI
Last December with sscd fall OF snow in tho Gulf
and Atlantic States unprecedented for many years
at that stage Of the season and the ensuing weeks
have been marked by rapid fluctuations Of the
weather sadly trying to health and patience. Nor
mnly the annual temperature curve makes per.
certible upward turn In March, but IN this vicin.
ity the average for the month just ending Is prac-
tically tho same that for February. Indeed
there we've several days last month and in January
which werc actually warmer than any, hereabOuts,
in the last four weeks and half.
City Chamberlain Wins does not need to be in.
ycstisated. His confession In the Squire hearing
before the Mayor is all that is required TO set
proper estimate upon him.
I'VE shall get out our club eXcaims an In
diana editor In lurid BREWER land wliet it for the
enemies Of the grand old Democratic party Then
In the next column lac shows what he means by
Iumpin! on this Mugwump Admlnist rat ION with
both feet. Really the President ought to say
something once In a while about his being Demo
crat his party seems to be forgetting all about it.
The PanIlcc,ric Attorney General gives an
opinion that the Interstate act does not prevent
tho iiying Of free p's,cs to employees of tho Gov
eminent in the postal service But Mr. Garlands
Cabinet officers, Secretary Whitney for example.
Nor It Mt al certain that the railsoad companies
win be found ready 10 accept the Attorney Gen
erals Interpretation. II they should refuse free
transportation to employees OF tho Government
pleading the requirements OF the Interstate act as
their justification and should appeal to the courts
against Secretary Nilaslf he tried TO cocrcc them.
the postal service might find itself in serious diff
Guilty.
A l;oston jury has just found Boston barber
guilty Oh two counts charging him with shaving
bis fellow men on Sunday morning The Hub
strains at a barber and swallows a sullivan.
II Mr. Bbinc goes TO Europe for protrlctcd
visit what will become Of Cur carrlng friends The
Mugwump enemy? Toy VIII have TO send re-
port rs after him TO overhaul his correspondence
and sub Get hin. 10 that dreadful species Of cs-
plOnago from which Their 1aVOrhc statesman, lhe
President. has suffered or course IL will ruin
their peace OF mind II he goes almond and attends
strictly TO his own affairs for year or more. The
Mugwump life will not be worth living If Mr..
Blaine can enjoy immunity from daily mnuendoes
and assaults.
If il is measured by It's success in accommodating
public debt Canada Will soon become great
country.
The Democrats OF Tennessee have met and for
mally resolved that Senator Sherman's
recent Nashville speech requires an
answer They are right. But
the Dcmoc ats OF Tennessee cannot blot out the
rcroId OF tho Democrats Of the United States.
Inc ONLY way to answer Senator Shcrman's speech
il TO annihIatc history.
PERSONAL.